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I need some new Sunglasses. I dont care about designer s
t that may look good, but over all gives fk all in the way of darkness etc. I have quite sensitive eyes to light, so I prefer darker lenses.
I want a pair that'll last. I also need non-prescription ones as I have 20/15 eye sight.
Any suggestions? Do Opticians tend to do non-prescription sunglasses?
t that may look good, but over all gives fk all in the way of darkness etc. I have quite sensitive eyes to light, so I prefer darker lenses.I want a pair that'll last. I also need non-prescription ones as I have 20/15 eye sight.
Any suggestions? Do Opticians tend to do non-prescription sunglasses?
My last pair cost me £10 on the ferry to France, but I broke one of the plastic arms last weekend, so I am back to my old faithful pair I bought from a camping shop some 4 years ago, but the lenses are scratched, the rubber bits are coming away and the bridge rubber is coming away too.
I've never been one to spend hundred on Sunglasses. I think my most expensive were around £20
I've never been one to spend hundred on Sunglasses. I think my most expensive were around £20
S11Steve said:
Oakley customer service is also second to none. I've got a number of pairs, including one set of early X-Metal approaching 20 years old that were recently serviced FOC by Oakley UK.
Yes, some of them do look like you are wearing a training shoe on your face, but the Whisker, Plaintiff or Taper range are much more discreet.
Whisker or Taper are the same sort of style I've worn for years.Yes, some of them do look like you are wearing a training shoe on your face, but the Whisker, Plaintiff or Taper range are much more discreet.
Legacywr said:
Dirty Dogs, as good as anything, and, generally less than half the price!
http://www.dirtydog.com/products.asp?submenuheader...
I quite like two of their range - Tiger and Ace..http://www.dirtydog.com/products.asp?submenuheader...
Thinking about it, I've never owned a pair of sunglasses with Polarized lenses. This is why I have always gone for darker lenses. I suppose having polarized lenses is going to mean that even though they're a little lighter, I arent going to suffer?
CarlT said:
Just bought a couple of pairs of Hawkers. www.hawkerco.com
This doesn't seem to work. Also can't seem to find any info about which lenses are betterLordGrover said:
Had mine nicked yesterday. I knew who'd taken them but couldn't prove it, politely confronted them but they denied it so shrugged my shoulders and walked off. The pub landlord also tried, no joy.
An hour or so later one of them and a 'new' bloke returned with my Ray-Bans, sheepish and apologetic, blaming her friend. Apologies and thanks all round - all good I thought.
Wasn't until later I realised they weren't just grubby - one lens is cracked and both are badly scratched.
bAn hour or so later one of them and a 'new' bloke returned with my Ray-Bans, sheepish and apologetic, blaming her friend. Apologies and thanks all round - all good I thought.
Wasn't until later I realised they weren't just grubby - one lens is cracked and both are badly scratched.
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